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Still in the process of getting it "on the road again", and I want to check the oil level in the transmission. I see there is a plug in the bottom and one on the side. If I drain the transmission, what type of fluid/gear oil is best to replace it with and how full do I put it? I would think I should fill it until it runs out the top hole, but I am not sure.

Also, can anyone tell me which way to turn the adjustment wheel on the brakes to loosen them? Not a big deal, but could save me some time on the "old trial and error" thing.


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90wt gear oil, yes, till it starts to run back out the top [fill] hole - if you're going thru the adjustment slot, moving the outer end of the tool handle toward the center of the wheel expands [tightens] the shoes, to loosen, handles goes toward the tread

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Thanks Bill. Much appreciated. I am going to adjust the brakes through the slot. BIG HELP!

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